Mahla Alizadeh

schoolUniversity of Siegenbar_chart#2298 Global Rank

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#2298

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Finding a Home for Voice Assistants: A Domestication Calculus Across Three Years and Thirty Households

HCI has explored voice assistant (VA) use across various social settings, highlighting their impact on personal and familial dynamics. Yet, the progressive domestication of these devices over time and their longer-term impact on relationships remain underexplored. We present findings from a three-year study of 30 hou…

CHI '262nd AuthorOnline Dating Platform Design +2

“My Parents’ Expectations Were Overwhelming”: Online Dating Romance Scams Targeting Minors in Iran Through Exploitation of Parental Pressure

Minors are at risk of myriad harms online, yet online dating romance scams are seldom considered one of them. While research on romance scams in Western countries finds victims to be predominantly middle-aged, it is unknown whether minors in geographic regions with cultural norms around teenage marriage are uniquely s…

CHI '262nd AuthorPrivacy by Design & User Control +3

"Talking about privacy always feels like opening a can of worms.": How Intimate Partners Navigate Boundary-Setting in Mobile Phone Without Words

Mobile phones, as simultaneously personal and shared technologies, complicate how partners manage digital privacy in intimate relationships. While prior research has examined device-access practices, explicit privacy-rule negotiation, and toxic practices (e.g., surveillance), little is known about how couples manage d…

CHI '264th AuthorConversational Chatbots +2

Conversing with Objects toward Fluid Human and Artificial Identities during Life Transitions

People's identities change during life transitions (e.g., studying abroad). They bring everyday objects that embody memories and reflect their identities during such moves. To assist in these transitions, we ask how people's human identities could be supported by their objects through an artificial agent. This paper p…

CSCW '252nd AuthorHonorable MentionDating & Romance

“Society Encourages the Killing of Girls Like Me”: Layers of Victimization in Online Dating Romance Scams in Iran That Target Sexual Access Over Financial Gain

Online dating romance scams involve coercing online daters out of their personal property. Money is almost always framed as the target of such scams, however this may be a consequence of prior work’s focus on victims from Western countries and scammers from Africa. There is relatively little knowledge of online dating…

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